Physician
Urology
Dr. William C. Schmidt, MD
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Doctor William C. Schmidt, MD practices Urology. William C. Schmidt is also a published MD. He has 80 paper published. The most recent paper is: Trending now: using social media to predict and track disease outbreaks.
Publications
- Trending now: using social media to predict and track disease outbreaks.
- NY DEC Takes on Fracking.
- Blind rush? Shale gas boom proceeds amid human health questions.
- Questions persist: environmental factors in autoimmune disease.
- Study to examine health effects in deepwater horizon oil spill cleanup workers.
- Black carbon: the dark horse of climate change drivers.
- Arctic oil drilling plans raise environmental health concerns.
- Out of equilibrium? The world's changing ice cover.
- A closer look at climate change skepticism.
- Cold hard cache: the arctic drilling controversy.
- Between the devil and the deep blue sea: dispersants in the gulf of Mexico.
- Synthetic biology: environmental health implications of a new field.
- Lead in air: adjusting to a new standard.
- Communication gap: the disconnect between what scientists say and what the public hears.
- FTC moves to prosecute misleading environmental claims.
- Swine CAFOs & novel H1N1 flu: separating facts from fears.
- TOX 21: new dimensions of toxicity testing.
- Beyond mitigation: planning for climate change adaptation.
- Nanotechnology-related environment, health, and safety research: examining the national strategy.
- Carbon offsets: growing pains in a growing market.
- The yuck factor: when disgust meets discovery.
- Linking TB and the environment: an overlooked mitigation strategy.
- Legislation: solar tax credit loses energy.
- In hot water: global warming takes a toll on coral reefs.
- Face to face with toy safety: understanding an unexpected threat.
- Bringing green homes within reach: healthier housing for more people.
- Room to grow: incentives boost energy-efficient homebuilding.
- Carbon capture & storage: blue-sky technology or just blowing smoke?
- Environmental connections: a deeper look into mental illness.
- A change in the air: smoking bans gain momentum worldwide.
- Environment: California out in front.
- Biodiesel: cultivating alternative fuels.
- Signs of the times: biomarkers in perspective.
- Monitoring environmental exposures: now it's personal.
- Putting the Earth in play: environmental awareness and sports.
- Unfair trade: e-waste in Africa.
- Experimental demonstration of relativistic electron cooling.
- Critical care: applying genomics to inflammation outcomes.
- Global Earth observations for health.
- This is YourAir calling.
- Keeping afloat: a strategy for small island nations.
- Genetically modified foods: breeding uncertainty.
- Outsmarting olfaction: the next generation of mosquito repellents.
- Building a tsunami warning system.
- Terra cognita: using Earth observing systems to understand our world.
- Noise that annoys: regulating unwanted sound.
- The price of preparing for war.
- Sprawl: the new manifest destiny?
- Risk assessment at the EPA: an agency self-exam.
- Metabolomics: what's happening downstream of DNA.
- NIH Roadmap for Medical Research.
- Environmental crimes: profiting at earth's expense.
- Diet and dioxins: the need to cut back.
- Shareholders speak up.
- Obesity: a weighty issue for children.
- Adjusting for youth: updated cancer risk guidelines.
- Subjective science: environmental cost-benefit analysis.
- The risk where you live.
- Data explosion: bringing order to chaos with bioinformatics.
- Messenger from the White House: council on environmental quality.
- Not-so-superfund: growing needs vs. declining dollars.
- HapMap: building a database with blocks.
- Toxicogenomics. An emerging discipline.
- Toxicogenomics: an emerging discipline.
- The down-to-earth summit -- lessening our ecological footprint.
- Soldiers and oil well smoke. Respiratory connection remains hazy.
- Economy and environment: China seeks a balance.
- Debate percolates over CAFE standards.
- Antibiotic resistance in livestock: more at stake than steak.
- Reading, writing, but no arithmetic: healthier schools legislated but funding lags.
- Assessing assays.
- e-Junk explosion.
- On the surface: a good idea for killing germs.
- Petroleum: possibilities in the pipeline.
- Without more federal support, success of U.S. stem cell research questioned.
- Salmon as transport vectors for mercury.
- How PCBs are like grasshoppers.
- Sunlight on mirrors.
- Energy. Despite data gaps, U.S. moves closer to drilling in Arctic Ocean.
Schools
Universidad De Buenos Aires Facultad De Ciencias Medicas
Hartford Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Urology
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